Metlakatla Fights Back: New Anonymous Hotline Targets Drug Traffickin

 

The hotline      907-886-7923    is available 24/7

Metlakatla Takes a Stand: Anonymous Drug Tip Hotline Launched to Combat Growing Crisis

As the drug crisis intensifies in Metlakatla, the Metlakatla Indian Community (MIC) has taken decisive action, launching a new anonymous hotline to combat the trafficking of fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin, and cocaine. The initiative aims to empower residents by offering a safe, confidential way to report criminal activity while helping law enforcement address the growing threat.

A Community Effort Against Drug Trafficking

The hotline—907-886-7923—is available 24/7, allowing residents to report drug-related activity without fear of identification or retaliation. Calls are not recorded, and caller ID is not used, ensuring complete anonymity.

The initiative was announced in a statement from the MIC Council and Executives, reaffirming their commitment to protecting the community. By providing a secure and confidential way to report illegal drug activity, the hotline serves as a critical tool in the fight against narcotics trafficking.

Cash Rewards for Actionable Tips

Residents who come forward with credible tips may receive cash rewards of up to $5,000, depending on the outcome of their information:

• Up to $2,000 for a tip that leads to an arrest with charges.
• An additional $3,000 if the tip results in a conviction.

Tips are reviewed and forwarded to law enforcement as appropriate, ensuring valuable information reaches the right hands. However, certain individuals are ineligible for rewards, including law enforcement officers, their immediate family members, and anyone involved in the crime.

Additionally, tips must be submitted to the hotline within 24 hours if 911 was contacted or if a detective is already involved. Social media reports will not qualify for rewards, further emphasizing the need for direct hotline communication.

Protecting Metlakatla’s Future

The rise of dangerous substances like fentanyl has posed a severe risk to communities across the country, and Metlakatla is no exception. By establishing this hotline, MIC is taking a proactive stance in safeguarding residents and holding traffickers accountable.

Ultimately, this initiative represents more than just law enforcement—it’s about protecting families, preserving community integrity, and ensuring a safer future for the next generation.

If you or someone you know has valuable information regarding drug trafficking in Metlakatla, calling 907-886-7923 could make a difference. Every tip matters in the fight for a safer and healthier community.